SEVENTEEN has once again proven their stadium-level power, selling out Hong Kong's largest venue as their world tour continues at full throttle.

From February 28 to March 1, SEVENTEEN kicks off "SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR NEW_ IN ASIA" at Kai Tak Stadium in Hong Kong, performing in front of approximately 73,000 fans over two days.

All tickets were sold out on the day reservations opened, including restricted-view seats, reaffirming the group's unwavering ticket power.

Return to a Legendary Venue

Kai Tak Stadium has hosted global acts such as Coldplay, JJ Lin, and Jay Chou. SEVENTEEN returns to the venue following their previous performance there in September last year.

The group's stadium tour across Asia continues with stops at Singapore National Stadium on March 7, Bangkok National Stadium on March 14–15, and the Philippine Sports Stadium in Bulacan on March 21.

Expanding the SEVENTEEN Experience

Beyond concerts, SEVENTEEN is offering fans immersive offline events. Pop-up stores will operate in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Bangkok around the concert dates, while Jakarta will host an official SEVENTEEN character pop-up.

Special events transforming major city landmarks into SEVENTEEN-themed spaces are also planned. The "SEVENTEEN EXPERIENCE" will take place in Singapore from March 2 to 8.

Grand Finale in Incheon

The world tour will conclude with encore concerts at Incheon Asiad Main Stadium on April 4–5. Online live streaming will also be available for global fans.

SEVENTEEN originally launched the tour in Incheon last September, performing across five cities in North America and four major dome venues in Japan, showcasing their reputation as elite live performers.

On February 27, the group released their new song "Tiny Light," which immediately topped Japan's AWA Music real-time chart "THE HOT 100."

The track will serve as the ending theme for Part 2 of Netflix's "BEASTARS Final Season." Member Woozi participated in writing, composing, and arranging the song.